(Calenda ad 1071356)

The couple is, in the collective imagination, a space in which sexuality flourishes. Sex and couple are one and the same, so much so that the conjugal duty still exists in the law of marriage. However, sexual violence is forbidden and marital rape has been prohibited since 1992. In this context, the conference-debate questions the specificity of sexual violence in the couple.

(Calenda announcement 1071055)

This colloquium aims to build and consolidate an interdisciplinary crossroads between law, social sciences, language sciences and computer science. It focuses on the effects of artificial intelligence on the practice of law, its writing and its normative effects and proposes to question more specifically the consequences of AI applications on the revaluation of linguistic diversity in writing and automatic translation devices.

Building the common in a fractured world? Scales of the Common Good - Institut d'études avancées de Paris - Conference on site 19 06 2023 from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm - Paris (registration required)

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Which commons to share knowledge? - Institut d'études avancées de Paris - Conference on site 19 06 2023 from 6:00 pm to 7:45 pm - Paris (registration required)

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Beyond Neoliberalism: Rethinking the Role of the State in a New Global Era - Institut d'études avancées de Paris - On-site conference 25 05 2023 from 5:30 to 7:00 pm - Paris (registration required)

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This roundtable, in English, will bring together eminent specialists to reflect on and reconsider the role of government in economic life.

(Calenda announcement 1071506)

The world of the Greek cities cannot be understood without taking into account the close and permanent relationship that united men and gods, at different levels and in all fields of activity, both public and domestic. This study day is conceived as an invitation to confront observations made from dispersed documentary ensembles in order to nourish a more general reflection on the interactions between the human and the divine within the framework of the political life of Greek cities from the archaic period to the Roman period.

(Calenda ad 1071831)

(Calenda announcement 1066621)

Every summer since 2014, the Louis Joinet Institute has organized a summer program in the Basque Country dedicated to transitional justice, consisting of an international summer school, a film festival and a public forum. In 2023, the theme of the summer school is "Children and Transitional Justice".

(Announcement Calenda 1067779)

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The International Institute of the History of the Notary Public is calling for applications for the Favard de Langlade Prize 2023. This prize is intended to reward a recent unpublished work of a scientific nature - a thesis or dissertation - contributing to a better knowledge of the history of the notarial profession, whether French or not.

(Calenda announcement 1066119)

1 Presentation of the project (summary)

Since 2008, the Cinémathèque française has been developing its links with the world of film history research. Its annual call for researchers aims to offer a privileged welcome, along with various benefits, to young researchers interested in working on its collections, with a view to a thesis or master's degree.

2 Deadline for applications 29 05 2023 at 18h00